MKS Servos X6 HBL575SL Brushless Titanium Gear Low Profile Digital Servo (High Voltage)
MKS-HBL575SL
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The MKS X6 HBL575SL Brushless Titanium Gear Low Profile Digital Servo is perfect for 1/10 scale surface applications that require high speed, low power consumption and superior holding torque, combined with the flexibility of high voltage circuitry in a low profile package.
Features:
- Ideal for 1/10 surface applications
- High speed, incredible efficiency, and low power consumption
- Chrome-Titanium gears for precision and durability
- .10 / 138.87 oz-in @4.8V and .07 / 233.3 oz-in @ 7.4V!
- Low-profile dimensions make it perfect for vehicles that are low on space
- CNC Machined aluminum case for exceptional cooling
- HD 4096 Resolution
- 0.0008ms Dead Band
- Superior Holding Torque
- Japanese Brushless Motor
Specifications:
- Torque:
- @4.8V: 138.87 oz-in (10 kg-cm)
- @6.0V: 184.70 (13.3 kg-cm)
- @7.4V: 233.30 (16.8 kg-cm)
- Speed:
- @4.8V: 0.10 s
- @6.0V: 0.08 s
- @7.4V: 0.07 s
- Weight: 53.51 g
- Dimension: 40.5x20.5x23.1mm
- Working Voltage: 3.5 ~ 7.4 V (Max)
- Working frequency: 1520μs / 333Hz
- Dead Band: 0.0008 ms (Default)
- Bearing: 2BB
- Motor: 4 Poles Japan High Quality Brushless Motor
- Gear: Chrome-Titanium alloy gear
NOTE: The working temperature is higher when operating at 7.4V. Please ensure that the servo has adequate ventilation, or install cooling fan to increase airflow.
This product was added to our catalog on August 5, 2015
J
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Jan 3 2017 (about 7 years ago)
MKS Servos X6 HBL575SL Brushless Titanium Gear Low Profile Digital Servo (High Voltage)
Insanely great servo, with insane specs even more so do to it being the smallest low profile surface servo I am aware of. There are some very, very minor jitters, thus no worries as they only appear when their is no load on the servo (EX: wheels off the ground do to car being held or on a stand) Pretty much minor jitters are the same sometimes seen with some of the KO servo's. The X6 uses 4 pole motor, hence another possible reason for possible jitters. This servo is not only beautiful as again it really performs excellent, being super strong, fast, dialed accurate and able to withstand a beating. Oh! as mentioned I have noticed the minor jitters however when used with a higher end ESC I have not had any jitters.
Nitroman
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Jan 3 2017 (about 7 years ago)
MKS Servos X6 HBL575SL Brushless Titanium Gear Low Profile Digital Servo (High Voltage)
This gets 4 stars until I can get the jitters worked out of it.
I bought a couple of these, they look beautiful and seem to be well built. They are quiet and smooth. They actuate very precisely and can rotate completely. Most drop in washers don't fit as the mounting holes are too small. Not a big deal if you want to ream or drill them out.
I'm waiting on android programming that is supposed to come out this new year. I was told by mks that I can tune the jitters out and that they would work just as any other servo. Apparently this has to do with bandwidth I was told.
I bought a couple of these, they look beautiful and seem to be well built. They are quiet and smooth. They actuate very precisely and can rotate completely. Most drop in washers don't fit as the mounting holes are too small. Not a big deal if you want to ream or drill them out.
I'm waiting on android programming that is supposed to come out this new year. I was told by mks that I can tune the jitters out and that they would work just as any other servo. Apparently this has to do with bandwidth I was told.
Charlie Armes
Verified Owner
Saturday, Jun 26 2021 (about 2 years ago)
MKS Servos X6 HBL575SL Brushless Titanium Gear Low Profile Digital Servo (High Voltage)
This thing is butter. I had the HBL550LX ($100 one) in my car and was completely happy with it- you can see my review.
But my son needed a servo so I gave it to him.
Amain was out of stock so I got this HBL575SL and wow.
It is the smoothest and most quiet servo I have ever used, or seen.
As far as torque and speed go, I can't tell the difference in a 1/10 car.
MKS spec's. this one as slightly faster and stronger.
I used to spend $60-$85 on Savox, and then worry and wait for the inevitable problems.
If you have the budget to spend $150, buy this. If not, get the $100 MKS. Either way, your getting your $$$ worth, and a far superior product: function, reliability and finish.
But my son needed a servo so I gave it to him.
Amain was out of stock so I got this HBL575SL and wow.
It is the smoothest and most quiet servo I have ever used, or seen.
As far as torque and speed go, I can't tell the difference in a 1/10 car.
MKS spec's. this one as slightly faster and stronger.
I used to spend $60-$85 on Savox, and then worry and wait for the inevitable problems.
If you have the budget to spend $150, buy this. If not, get the $100 MKS. Either way, your getting your $$$ worth, and a far superior product: function, reliability and finish.
Alex Fernandez
Verified Owner
Friday, Dec 8 2023 (5 months ago)
MKS Servos X6 HBL575SL Brushless Titanium Gear Low Profile Digital Servo (High Voltage)
Great servo, I use these for both 1/10 on road touring cars and 1/10 off road buggies. Fast, precise and quality build.